SCADA Companies

*Disclaimer: List of key companies in no particular order

The Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) market is experiencing a dynamic shift. Driven by the relentless march of automation and the insatiable demand for real-time data, the competitive landscape is evolving rapidly, presenting both challenges and opportunities for established players and new entrants.

Some of the SCADA companies listed below:

• Schneider Electric SE


• Mitsubishi Electric Corporation


• Omron Corporation


• Rockwell Automation


• Siemens AG


• Checkpoint Software Technologies


• Radiflow


• General Electric


• Yokogawa Electric Corporation


• Emerson Electric Corporation

Strategies Adopted by Key Players:

Companies established brand recognition, robust product portfolios encompassing hardware, software, and services, and extensive global reach grant them a significant edge. These incumbents leverage their vast resources to deploy a multi-pronged strategy, emphasizing:

• Continuous innovation: Investing heavily in R&D to develop cutting-edge SCADA solutions incorporating advanced technologies like AI, cloud computing, and edge analytics.


• Strategic acquisitions: Acquiring smaller, niche players with specialized expertise to expand their offerings and plug technological gaps.


• Vertical market focus: Tailoring solutions to specific industry needs like oil & gas, water & wastewater, and power generation, catering to unique pain points and regulatory demands.


• Partnership ecosystem: Building strong partnerships with system integrators, consultants, and technology providers to reach a wider customer base and offer comprehensive solutions.

Factors for Market Share Analysis:

Determining market share in the SCADA landscape involves a nuanced approach, considering various factors beyond mere revenue figures. Key metrics include:

• Installed base: The number of SCADA systems deployed by a vendor, reflecting their long-term customer loyalty and market penetration.


• Geographical presence: Market share varies significantly across regions, with specific players dominating certain areas based on historical relationships and local regulations.


• Industry focus: Companies with strong footholds in high-growth sectors like renewable energy or smart cities hold an advantage.


• Technology leadership: Early adoption of cutting-edge technologies like cloud-based SCADA or cybersecurity solutions can attract new customers and boost market share.


• Customer satisfaction: Positive user experiences and strong post-sales support can create brand loyalty and drive market share gains.

New and Emerging Companies:

While the established players reign supreme, a new breed of challengers is injecting fresh blood into the market. Startups and smaller, niche-focused companies are disrupting the status quo with their:

• Cutting-edge technologies: They are pioneering advancements in cloud-based SCADA, cyber-security, and data analytics, offering solutions tailored to modern challenges.


• Cost-competitiveness: Their leaner structures and focus on specific sectors enable them to offer competitive pricing and flexible solutions, attracting cost-conscious customers.


• Agility and innovation: Unburdened by legacy systems, they can rapidly adapt to new technologies and market demands, bringing a breath of fresh air.

Latest Company Updates:

On Jul. 11, 2023,

Sella Controls to deliver building management and SCADA applications for HS2 Tunnels in Greater London

The contract has been awarded by the main works civil contractor for this section of the railway. Skanska Costain Strabag Joint Venture

SELLA CONTROLS has been awarding the contract to deliver the Building Management Systems (BMS) and SCADA Systems for the S1 and S2 Section Tunnels for HS2 (High Speed 2 Limited).

The contract has been awarded by the main works civil contractor for this section of the railway. Skanska Costain Strabag Joint Venture (SCS JV) are in the process of construction works that includes two tunnel sections. These are the Northolt Tunnel and the Euston Tunnel.

Each Tunnel consists of a number of ventilation shafts and portals that require BMS SCADA to monitor and deliver performance information both locally and to a central Engineering Management System.

The contract requires SELLA CONTROLS to undertake the complete design, including equipment selection, engineering, implementation, factory integration testing, installation and commissioning of eleven independent BMS SCADA applications. The project commenced in August and will run through to the completion of Skanska Costain Strabag JV’s main works program once all of the installations have been handed back to HS2.

On Jul. 11, 2023,

Dylibso, Inc., a leading provider of software development tools & applications to accelerate the WebAssembly deployment,

“Dylibso ModSurfer Brings SCADA Controls to WebAssembly

"Our goal is to provide Webassembly with a level of observability similar to what you are accustomed to with tools like DataDog or New Relic," said Dylibso's Steve Manuel told TNS.

Our goal is to provide Webassembly with a level of observability similar to what you are accustomed to with tools like DataDog or New Relic,” said Steve Manuel, CEO and co-founder of Dylibso, in an interview with TNS. “However, traditional SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems are not compatible with the unique characteristics of WebAssembly. The isolation mechanisms employed by WebAssembly effectively prevent external entities from inspecting and monitoring its internal operations.”

In March, the company released ModSurfer, a system-of-record and diagnostics application to search, browse, validate, audit and investigate WebAssembly binaries.